CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu to inaugurate several development projects in Ani assembly segment
's two-day visit to Baga Sarahan in Nirmand from June 17.
Torul S Ravish, deputy commissioner, Kullu, in a statement on Sunday informed that the CM would inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for several development projects worth crores of rupees in the Ani assembly constituency.
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On June 17, the state govt will organise the 'Sarkar Gaon Ke Dwar' programme at Baga Sarahan. During the event, the CM will dedicate various departmental projects to the public and also lay the foundation for several new projects, said the DC.
The CM will inaugurate and lay foundation stones for various roadways, drinking water, and irrigation schemes amounting to Rs 63 crore (approximately). He will also inaugurate the Cart Eco Trails project at Baga Sarahan, which includes the Brightal Path and related works worth Rs 74 lakh, the DC informed.
The CM will also inaugurate the Nature Interpretation and Service Center at Jalori Jot, developed at a cost of Rs 6.28 crore, the DC added.
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